Sunday, September 14, 2014

Blue Daisy


Have you joined in the STAMPlorations blog hop?  Three lucky hoppers will win a stamp set of their choice from the new release, and one even luckier hopper will win a $25 gift certificate for the STAMPlorations shop.  The hop is open until 11:55 PDT on Monday 15 September.

I'm channelling my inner Shery with this card.  I stamped the daisy on mixed media paper then threw some ultramarine Brusho powder over it and spritzed.  I painted some deeper shadows around it with Dusty Concord, and painted in a stem and two leaves, and scribbled leaf outlines with a black pen.  Then I added highlights with a white pen.

I used a grunge stamp for the background, then stamped the happy and birthday sentiments, adding white highlights to the birthday, and finished off with a black Gelato border.

I'm entering this into Simon Says Wednesday Challenge - Make Your Own Background.


11 comments:

  1. I look so forward to your posts-- This is fabulous!

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  2. Whoa! That daisy is so gorgeous in blue and That background made my heart skip a beat -- it's beautiful grunge!

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  3. this is absolutely GORGEOUS!!!! i have added you to my INSPIRATION file and hope you're OK with me wanting to CASE your gorgeous work!

    have a great week!

    hugs :)

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  4. So striking and the grunge really makes the daisy shine, fab! Ruth x

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  5. Did you hear that, Shirley? It was a WOW and sharp intake of breath at seeing your card! It simply stunning ... the colour is completely awesome! Anita :)

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  6. Gorgeous card Shirley, so pretty and such lovely colours, love it :)
    Thanks for joining us at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge
    hugs
    Mandy xx

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  7. Gorgeous grungy look with pretty and lovely colors!!!

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  8. I'm with Shery - this card is beyond amazing!

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  9. This card is amazing! I love everything about it. Beautiful creation.

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  10. Very cool card Shirley. Love the bright colors of those Brushos! Loll xx

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